Spring
We plant in March: tomatoes, zinnias and a bed of bluebonnets by the gate. In April the wildflower drives begin.
Our story
How we got here
The people, the place and the promise behind every day of care.
Our story
A year at Cypress Hall
Summer
Peaches from Fredericksburg, porch evenings, fiddle music and fireflies over the creek.
Fall
Pecans along Cypress Creek, pumpkins on the season table and a harvest supper for every family.
Winter
A wood fire in the hearth room, quilts on every chair and cocoa in the afternoon.
The holidays
Popcorn garlands, school carolers in every household and an open house with the lights on until nine.
- 40residents in four households
- 5seasons we celebrate, counting the holidays
- 2013first spring on the creek
- 1:5caregivers to residents by day
Ratings & recognition · sample
- Readers’ Choice · Best Memory Care
- Chamber of Commerce · Small Business of the Year
- Regional Medical Center · Preferred Partner
- Statewide Aging Network · Person-Centered Care
- Area Agency on Aging · Community Partner
- Garden Club · Community Beautification
- Hill Country Arts · Partner
- Hospice Alliance · Partner
- School District · Volunteer Partner
Come see what season it is at Cypress Hall.
Call or text the front desk, or ask for Margaret. Tours end with whatever's on the season table: peach cobbler, pecan pie or hot cider.